OrangeTux

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by OrangeTux 1y ago
> German has to be used if a single German employee wants that. I'm not sure about this statement. See [1]: "The Regional Labor Court (Landesarbeitsgericht - LAG) of Nuremberg had to rule on a motion by a works council, in whic
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Python Developers Survey 2021(surveys.jetbrains.com)
3 points by OrangeTux 5y ago|0 comments
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Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2021(nobelprize.org)
213 points by OrangeTux 5y ago|110 comments
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by OrangeTux 5y ago
Correct.
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Examining Crypto and Bypassing Authentication in Schneider Electric PLCs(medium.com)
2 points by OrangeTux 5y ago|0 comments
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by OrangeTux 5y ago
Thanks for the answer.
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by OrangeTux 5y ago
I think I understand what const generics are. But I fail to see a use case for it, other than using them in array literals and abstractions over arrays. Can you share you your use case?
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by OrangeTux 6y ago
> hijacks the browser's back button That really should be illegal. It's so annoying when pages do this.
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by OrangeTux 6y ago
> Unfortunately this has a serious downside: asyncio locks are associated with the loop where they were created. Since the lock variable is global, maybe_initialize() can only be called from the same loop that loaded the module. asyncio.
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by OrangeTux 6y ago
There is another interesting section in the document[1]. The city introduces the "Munich Open Source Sabatical". The city will pay professional programmers for 3 till 6 months to work on open source projects that benefit the commu
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by OrangeTux 7y ago
At pypistats.org download numbers of the last half year can be found. * python3-dateutil has 271 downloads from non-mirrors in last month[1] * jeilifish has only 106 downloads from non-mirrors in last month[2] [1]: https://pypista
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by OrangeTux 7y ago
> DO NOT. Ever. Buy. A smart lock. You’re better off with the “dumb” ones with keys. Well, physical locks are not necessary harder to pick lock than electronic locks. Buy your self a pick lock set, practice a bit and be amazed how many
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Python gets a new governance model(lwn.net)
414 points by OrangeTux 8y ago|175 comments
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by OrangeTux 8y ago
Very interesting write up! But how likely is it to have control over the DNS-server someone uses? You either need to setup a malicious one and let the victim use your server. Or you've to hack the DNS-server the victim already is using
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by OrangeTux 8y ago
Is it hard to create a Tor node? And is it juridically safe to be an owner of a Tor node?
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Ukrainian state agency: “Kremlin planning Champions League cyber attack”(news.sky.com)
1 points by OrangeTux 8y ago|0 comments
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by OrangeTux 8y ago
LWN article discussing the same topic[1] https://lwn.net/SubscriberLink/750730/788c6bced1612397/
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by OrangeTux 9y ago
Buildroot is great! I'm using it to build distributions for several pieces of embedded hardware. But I think Buildroot targets different hardware than Tiny Core. Buildroot targets embedded systems. It therefore lacks a package manager.
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by OrangeTux 9y ago
Here a tutorial from Mozilla about setting up the gateway. https://hacks.mozilla.org/2018/02/how-to-build-your-own-priv...
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by OrangeTux 9y ago
Now you assume that logo's are only for businesses. I'm looking for a few logo's for an open source project of mine and I think tools like this are suiteble to create logo's for this purpose.
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by OrangeTux 9y ago
Keybase has quite a few interesting and unique features. But I'm cautious, because it's not clear to me how they are going to monetize it.
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by OrangeTux 9y ago
Nothing new, right? A lot of Electron based apps use lots of memory.
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by OrangeTux 9y ago
Could you also lists the book from this bundle that you didn't read?
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by OrangeTux 9y ago
I have similar workout, working out 3 times a week. Workout A --------- Bench press 4 * 8 Squats 4 * 8 Overhead press 4 * 8 Chinups 4 * 8 Workout B --------- Bench press 4 * 8 Deadlift 4 * 8 Rows 4 * 8 Overhead press 4 * 8
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by OrangeTux 9y ago
FWIW: The current Humble Book Bundle does contains the book Introducing Ethereum and Solidity[1]. [1]: https://www.humblebundle.com/books/linux-book-bundle
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by OrangeTux 9y ago
Fun fact: Carrier still produces HVAC systems.
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by OrangeTux 9y ago
This post reminds me of Amir Rachum's post about Knowledge Debt[1]. "This is how programming should be taught. You should do stuff way before you can figure out how it works. For a while, you should intentionally be ignorant about
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by OrangeTux 9y ago
I was thinking of Euro Truck simulator. Or SuperTuxKart.
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by OrangeTux 9y ago
A good thing of Mender.io is that is a complete solution: it has both a client that runs on the embedded device and performs the update, but is also has a server to manage the updates on a lot of devices.
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Udp.c in Linux kernel pre-4.5 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code(nvd.nist.gov)
233 points by OrangeTux 9y ago|65 comments

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